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Juvenile Talipot

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By virtualpalm
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I thought I would share a photo of the Talipot palm that we just moved to our nursery. This would be considered a "juvenile."

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blueadam Newbie

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Can anyone tell me where I can get a 100-5000 of these seeds or even small seedlings, just germinated actually. I cant get them at any palm seeds suppliers all over the world. If someone could point me in the right direction or know someone that would be stellar. This is my favorite palm in the world. I would pay anything reasonable. I am new to this site and my name is Adam Layne and to contact me just text me at 239-258-2093 and I live in fort myers in the cape coral area. I am willing to drive to the other coast of Florida as I live on the west coast. Thank you if there is anything you can do or not do, best regards Adam!

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Cindy Adair Grand Master

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Welcome blueadam! I hope someone here on the forum can help you out. I do like the Coryphas and it's great that you have plans to grow so many of these giants!

Cindy Adair

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